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I have begun to list some of the left over wall pieces from both Artomatic and Crafty Bastards. I really love the little swirls on this one:
The Ultimate Sadness of Time Traveling Twins Aqua
This one is a mixture of wood burning laser transfer and Gocco printing:
Vampires are the New Grandpas Wall Art
There are a bunch more here.
Thanks to everyone who came out to Crafty Bastards Silver Spring! It was crazy hot, but a great show. I am slowly updating my shop, so message me if there is something that you are looking for!
Not only will you be able to swap your unwanted arts and crafts supplies at the Craft Mutiny Supply Swap Booth #56, there will also be fun demonstrations and handmade crafting kits, too!
Want to learn something new? Try your hand at crochet or gocco printing? Meet other crafty folks? The Craft Mutiny is organizing several free demonstrations tomorrow. Here's the schedule:
11 AM - Crochet with Chauncey (Swap Booth) - see how this DC area artist gets his crochet on!
12 PM - Shrunken Punks Panty Hose Zombie Heads with Spooky Daddy (Booth # 58) - Craft Mutiny is sponsoring a few kit giveaways here, so don't miss it!
1 PM - Knitting with Woolarina, Jess, Kelly (Swap Booth) - learn some knitting basics!
2 PM - Gocco Printing with Tina Seamonster (Swap Booth) - See how a gocco works, from burning screens to printing postcards!
3 PM-5PM - Grab Bag Crafting with Sandra (Swap Booth) - see what you can make with a bag of random supplies! Results will be added to a fridge door that will be displayed at a DC museum!!
There will be supplies for you to try out, or take away for a small donation.
You can also pick up handmade kits that will teach you to make felted soap, hand-sewn pins, and a soda cap pincushion. Their new zine, The Dabbler, is all about crafting with bottle caps!
So, check out the Craft Mutiny Supply Swap at Booth #56 tomorrow!
I will seriously have all new products at Crafty Bastards Silver Spring this Saturday! Seriously! All new! Sharks and bees and wall art and hurray! I am Booth #60. Say hi! A free magnet to anyone who reads the blog and mentions that they read the blog and want a free magnet. No silly words this time cause I am afraid I will forget the word and look at you blankly when you say something weird.
Crafty Bastards Silver Spring is just 2 days away! Don't miss the show!
Saturday, June 28 from 10am-5pm
Pyramid Atlantic Art Center
8230 Georgia Avenue in Silver Spring, MD
Join City Paper at the Pyramid Atlantic Art Center Saturday, June 28 for our bi-annual indie craft shopping extravaganza. Shop for one-of-a-kind, handmade items from more than 70 vendors while enjoying a full day of entertainment, workshops, and local treats.
Bring your own T-shirt to screen during one of the workshops! Trade unwanted craft supplies at the Crafty Mutiny Supply Swap Booth! Rock out to local music on two stages!
The Crafty Bastards blog is hopping with vendor and performer interviews and spotlights, so check it out!
Just now, Rachel said to me, "Mama, can we make a craft?"
Speaking of which, Crafty Bastards Silver Spring is just 8 days away. And the application for the big Crafty Bastards in DC is now online!
The Craft Mutiny Arts and Crafts Collective is having a Supply Swap at Crafty Bastards Silver Spring on June 28th at Pyramid Atlantic.
If you have left over arts and crafts supplies taking up space in your house, here is your chance to recycle them! Never got the hang of a certain craft, but still have all the supplies? Trade them in for something else. Just want to get rid of all those beads or fiber or fabric? Donate them to the swap and maybe someone else can do something with them! You will be able to recycle or rescue all kinds of things from yarn to fabric to paint to beads. Please leave house paint, toxic materials, and old clothing at home. Other than that, if you think someone can make something from it, bring it! Don't have anything to swap? You can still pick up new-to-you-supplies crazy cheap even if you don't donate/trade. Also plan to get in on the fun with demonstrations of Gocco printing and yarn spinning, plus zines and how-tos.
While you can drop off your stuff at booth 56 the day of the fair, you are also invited to join the Mutiny for a Supply Swap Happy Hour next Tuesday, June 24th at 6:30 at Chloe in Adams Morgan, DC (2473 18th St NW). Drop all your unwanted supplies with us, have a drink, hang out and talk crafty.
The Mutiny are also looking for volunteers to help man the booth during the fair, so please email craftmutiny@gmail.com if you would like to sign up for a shift. It will be a great way to make new crafty friends!
I cut my own hair last night. First time ever. Only took off about 3 inches, so no big deal. It was really fun and I look a little more human now. I also bleached it, but it isn't really bleached enough for another color. I might add some pink stripes or something.
I did all of this because a storm knocked out our internet. Makes you wonder what fun things I could do for myself without the internet.
This morning, Anya told me about the Wiggles. She told me that they have a dog and a girl dinosaur and that they think they are little boys. This was funny. They do act like kids. Makes you wonder if they really need to do this. Perhaps Anya would respect them more if they acted like normal people.
I am starting to get really excited about Crafty Bastards Silver Spring on June 28. I am making a bunch of these wall pieces (photos to come!) and designed some new postcards and shirts.
I am also helping to plan a supply swap at the fair and am excited see how that goes. There's information about that at the Craft Mutiny site. We are looking for volunteers for the booth in 1-2 hour intervals, if you are interested in helping out. It should be fun. Just email me! You will get free stuff for your shift!
I have been working on the Crafty Blog, gathering photos and stories from vendors and this is really rewarding, seeing everyone getting ready for the show. Check out the vendor gallery to see who will be there! Having two Crafty Bastards in one year is so much work (and fun!).
Oh, here is my new postcard.
There is a really nice review of The Tree Project, here. It is a play that some of my work lives at right now (in the lobby). The play looks really really interesting and I can't wait to go see it closing night.
This is one of the pieces on the wall there:
I have to admit, I am the wimpiest twin mom ever. I totally avoid taking the girls places by myself. I tell myself it is for safety. That they totally aren't old enough to listen to me about not running off yet. And this is mostly true. They aren't even 3 yet, so I shouldn't expect them not to get the impulse to just run off. But really, if I work hard every single second of an outing with just me and them, I can overcome being out-numbered.
I did this three times last week. Once, walking them to the park, once pushing them in their stroller nearly a mile to Target and then on Friday, I took them on the Metro to Artomatic to make sure my wall was still there and that the pieces that I have already sold were still in tact. Each time with the girls got easier, but I still found myself repeating the same safety instructions over and over and over again. This has got to be the worst part of being a parent. All the talking. The sound of my own voice.
Hold my hand or you will go home. Don't run away from me or you will go home. If you listen to me you will not fall down. If you head-butt your sister, you will go home. No biting or pushing. Put that back. No cookies. You already got a new toy. Winnie the Pooh is not just for babies. Please do not pick that up.
It just goes on and on and on. If I am lucky, Anya will start to repeat the instructions for me. Rachel, no running. Rachel, do not bub bub me. Rachel, I am going to throw you in the trash. Ok, that last one is of Anya's creation, not mine.
I almost feel like I have to literally push myself into these situations each and every single day or I will just stop. That this crazy exploration of our city has to continue so that this will become our new normal. No more Tuesday mornings inside watching "How I Met Your Mother" on the DVR, I must be out in the world, making the girls experience new things.
At this age, I feel bad that they don't go to "school" if you can call daycare at 3 "school". I know some people do. But in this city, we just can't afford it. We are hoping to be able to afford pre-school in a year when they are 4, so for now, I am their teacher and their best friend and I guess it is ok if I keep pushing myself on to the next adventure. After our trip to Artomatic on Friday, I went to put the girls to bed at 8pm and couldn't wake up. Just slept through my free Friday night. I slept for 10 hours. Grandma sleep. The sleep of a twin mom who is actually pushing herself and not taking the easy at home with My Little Pony route.
Let's see how long I can keep this up. Let's see where I take them next week. Let's see.
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Oh! My Artomatic wall is still there, on the 8th Floor. I haven't been able to take a photo yet, but here is one that my friend Rania sent me:
This past week, I have been making pieces for The Tree Project. It is a performance piece with an art show. It is about memory and trees and where memories go when we die. My friend, Sean, asked me to be part of it and it has been cool coming up with pieces that fit the theme. Pretty easy, actually, as it seems that I am often writing about memory and age and time. One of the pieces is actually an entire blog post burned onto circles of wood. Hope to have some photos later. Anyway, my stuff is part of the art show in the lobby of the Clark Street Playhouse. Information about the show is below:
Wednesday, May 21, marks the opening of The Tree Project:
an art show, installation, and performance piece about memories.
For Wednesday's opening night, doors will open at 6.30pm for a small reception, the performance starts at 8pm, and a reception will continue afterwards.
The art exhibit features works by Sean Hennessey, Erin Antognoli, Kerri Sheehan, Kristina Bilonick, Rania Hassan, Tina Henry-Barrus, Claudia Olivos, Sergio Olivos M., Kirk Waldroff.
The Tree Project runs through June 7 at Washington Shakespeare Company's Clark Street Playhouse (in the warehouse) at 601 S. Clark St., Crystal City in Arlington, VA.
Performances are at 8 p.m. on Sundays through Wednesdays, and at
11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. There are no performances on Sunday, June 1 and Monday, June 2. Closing performance and event will be Saturday, June 7 at 8pm.
Looking for more information? Please visit The Tree Project web site for more details.
I have a new post over at the Crafty Bastards Blog about making stuff with my new woodburning tool.
I have also been posting lots of these pieces to my Etsy shop.
The girls are currently singing, "You gotta be brave in the cave." I don't know what this means, but it is funny.
The other night Anya said to me, "Mommy, you have to follow your dreams." I don't know if she learned this from me or the My Little Ponies. I bet it came from the ponies. She listens to them more.
Crafty Bastards is looking for volunteers for the June show in Silver Spring (June 28th!). Information on this is up on the crafty blog.
This is the fifth anniversary of Crafty Bastards and there will be two shows this year! I will have all new stuff at the June 28th show in Silver Spring, Maryland. More soon on my preparations. Expect to see some really cool stuff from both veteran and brand new bastards.
One of my pieces at Artomatic:
This was made by transfering a laser print onto wood with a woodburning tool.
You can actually buy this one on my
Etsy shop.
I will be selling some of my dwindling stock at the Ballston Market tomorrow from 10-4.
The market is in Welburn Square at the Ballston Metro, between Wilson Blvd. and Fairfax Dr. on N.Stuart St. in Arlington. It is right at the metro, pretty easy to get to.
There is also a Rock N Romp from noon to 3. You'll hear excellent music from Exit Clov, Carol Bui and Gist. Yes, it is going to be a rad way to spend the afternoon, with kids or not. Oh, and did I mention that it's FREE?
The weather is likely scattered showers, but I think the show will go on since the big rain will be over today.
Last night I finished hanging my new stuff at Artomatic. It opens tomorrow.
Artomatic
May 9-Jun 15
1200 1st St NE DC
New York Ave Metro Stop
Hours:
Wed-Thu: 5pm-10pm; Fri-Sat: noon-2am; Sun: noon-10pm; closed Mon-Tue
Free admission; donations welcome
You can find me on the 8th Floor in this Space: 8th Floor, SW, B7
My wall is a very bright aqua. There are free cards and stuff on the table there. Also a mailbox where you can leave a comment which will go on the blog.
Photos to come.
I am also be selling at the Ballston Market on Saturday. More info on that later today. There is also a Rock n Romp there this weekend!
I have a new post over at the Crafty Bastards blog about making new stuff and my new woodburning tool. Check it out!
The gals behind Crafty Bastards will be hosting a little event tonight to help people apply to the June Crafty Bastards. I will be tagging along! Here is the info from the Crafty Blog:
Join us at Quarry House Tavern on Monday, April 14th, 7pm-9pm, for a chance to ask questions and get advice on everything from vendor statements to application photos and other general tips to help make your vendor applications stand out.
We would love to see all you veteran Crafty Bastards who are interested in helping people with their applications and encourage anyone looking for an excuse to hang out with like-minded crafters to attend. Come out and enjoy the awesome beer selection and yummy food at Quarry House while we fill the place crafty chatter. No need to RSVP, just stop on by.
Where: Quarry House Tavern (8401 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring, MD)
When:Monday, April 14th from 7pm-9pm
Cost: Free!
Who should attend: Crafters in the DC area
Don't forget! Application Deadline is next Wednesday 4/16!
Vendor applications are due next Wednesday, April 16 for Crafty Bastards Arts & Crafts Fair being held Saturday, June 28 at Pyramid Atlantic Arts Center in Silver Spring, MD. Apply today.
I have been Goccoing shoes all night. Green shoes, brown shoes, pearly blue ones. On wood and notebooks and speckle-y lime green cards. I wrote a story with the shoes. Of two girls, twins. clones, in the future. But one is unstuck from time. It is the ultimate sadness.
The second in a series of Gocco printed twitter/blog posts on Walnut Hollow Basswood Shapes. Hand printed with my Gocco hand stamp with light and dark green ink. Both sets of Mary Janes are double stamped. The top pair is slightly off though, as the owner of the shoes is unstuck in time. She can't control her time traveling the way her sister can and this is so so sad. One wonders if she even exists. And they spend their lives searching for a cure.
This is the worst picture of all time. My old camera broke and I am stuck with this silly little orange camera.
I have been Goccoing shoes all night. Green shoes, brown shoes, pearly blue ones. On wood and notebooks and speckle-y lime green cards. They are simple and lovely and mean so much without words. There are double prints, dark green on top of light green. Some barely offset, some totally woobled. They are like ghost shoes, on top of or underneath living shoes. Copies or twins or clones of one another, but in a different time. Slightly off.
I am feeling free to make things that are lovely.
I would show you. But the batteries are dead in the camera. Poo.
I was lucky enough to see another play doh wall art installation this week. This one was again started by Rachel, but was a little different because it was multi-media. This one was really really beautiful.
And for all you moms out there who are stressed out by this, it totally comes right off! I just wait for them to not be around before I take it down.
You can totally follow me on Twitter if you have a Twitter account. Not sure how many people actually have one. But here I am.
Exciting news about DC's best indie craft event! This year there will be two Crafty Bastards shows! One in June and one in September. From the Washington CityPaper website:
The show will be held Saturday, June 28th at Pyramid Atlantic Arts Center on Georgia Ave. in Silver Spring, MD. Crafty Bastards Silver Spring will have a focus on learning, an emphasis on craft workshops, and highlight up-and-coming artists and those newer to the indie craft scene. There are 50 10ft.x10ft. booth spaces available. Applications will be accepted through April 16, 2008. The jury will review the entries and we will notify everyone of their status via email by April 22.
Awesome! Go here to apply.
You can also read my application tips on the Crafty Blog. If you have any questions about applying, leave them in the comments and I will answer them!
Television Zombies has a new website! Jeff worked really hard on this and we are so excited about it!
All Zombies are the new Bunnies cards are on sale because Easter is quickly approaching! Check out my Etsy shop.
Just a note that I have begun to blog at the Crafty Bastards blog more regularly. Check it out for news on shows to apply for (including local to DC), Etsy tips, indie craft marketing advice and product spotlights. There should be something new and interesting to the indie craft world there every day!
Jeff and I have contributed a story to Etsy with instructions and advice on both listening to podcasts and creating podcasts.
- You can view the first part, "Podcasting, Anyone?" by clicking here
- You can view the second part, "How to Produce a Podcast " by clicking here
I tried to avoid the zombie Easter/spring card, but Zombie Guy Eric talked me into it. And I have to say this one was the most fun to design:
The Crap Bunny is made by and provided by my friend Spidercamp. Isn't he rad?
The cards come in packs of 5, 10 or just one alone. You can get them at my Etsy shop.
I also made some felt easter basket buddies, which are completely useless, but cute:
Easter is early this year, so order soon!
Some photos of us looking at our photos at the Corcoran last night. Thanks to everyone who came out to see us.
Here, Anya points to one of our photos. When she saw this one, she said, "There's Mommy all alone." This was so smart because it was actually the point of the photo! See below, in this one, I am on the phone with Jeff while away at the Bust Craftacular in New York in December.
The girls thought the gallery had a good dance floor.
Rachel and I:
All of us with Valerie:
The girls dresses are by courtneycourtney. They are made from recycled t-shirts.
Another of the photos taken by Valerie Dryden.
We do this every morning. We paint paper until it gets boring, then we paint our arms and faces. Rachel likes to paint her Little People most of all, though.
There is an article on the Etsy Storque today about our opening Gallery 31 at the Corcoran tonight. Check it out.
I think it is really really important that as parents we try to push away the tired tired and try to be creative and productive and show our children how important doing is.
I will be selling my stuff Zombie Valentines Sunday at this event!
Crafts
& Kisses Valentine Craft Fair
Sunday, February 3, 12 noon to 5 pm
Josephine Butler Parks Center
2437 15th Street NW
http://craftsandkisses.com
What: 40 crafters selling
unusual handmade items and special gifts, including handknit and screenprinted
apparel for men/women/kiddies, jewelry, cards, handmade books, valentines, soap
and skincare products, handbags, handspun wool, pillows, pottery, and other
items for walls/homes/wardrobes/bodies/brains/hearts.
What else: Music, treats
to eat and drink, a kissing booth, goodie bags to the first 50 visitors, and
more!
Sponsored in part by BUST
magazine and the Washington City Paper.
Don't forget to check out the Counter Culture Festival this Saturday at Dr. Dremo's. The Washington Post mentioned me in their review of the event! My new zombie valentines are here and so cute!
Details
4-8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19
Dr. Dremo's Taphouse
2001 Clarendon Blvd.
Arlington, VA
• Information: 703-528-4660
• Price: Free
Editorial Review
Readers of this column and the Going Out Gurus blog may be getting their fill of items about the closing of Dr. Dremo's, but since the Arlington institution is closing on Jan. 27, you won't have to hear about it much longer. Saturday is the annual Counter Culture Festival, which combines a craft market, local clothing designers, authors, comic book artists and other creative types with live music and a sideshow. You can browse Tina Seamonster's awesome notecards and shirts and then see carnies hammer nails into their noses and walk on glass, or pick up one of Beth Baldwin's funky stuffed animals for your girlfriend before rocking out to the reggae band Lucky Dub (listen) or one of six other acts. Admission is free. The market runs from 4 to 8, and the performances start at 8.
-- Fritz Hahn (January 2008)
Scottbmotorbike and I have been working hard on new things. I am excited every time I get a new email from him. There are two new cards in my shop right now and a third is on the way.
It is funny that I make cards because I don't send them. Isn't that weird. I just know there are so many people like me who would send cards if they could find some cool ones.
Here are some new things:
In other news, Rachel has a hernia and will need an operation to fix it. More on this later. I have lost 5 of the 10 pounds that I gained. And I totally hate Hillary Clinton. She is a fake crybaby and I don't know how anyone could have thought that crap was real. God, I hope she loses big.
My Zombie Plague Holiday Cards are on sale in my shop. Great for people who are late sending cards, who want to send New Year's cards instead! When these are gone, there won't be any more just like these, as next year there will be a new version of the design!!!
I am having a shipping sale at my shop. All packages to the US only between now and 12/21 will be sent priority 2-3 day mail, no matter how much you spend on shipping. I am also shipping everyday until them. So odds are you will get it in time for xmas!
And don't forget my little shopping event!
I can't believe it is December already! My Etsy orders are about to hit 1000, which is just insane and I have two huge shows coming up in the next few weeks. First is the Bust Craftacular in New York City on December 8th from 10-8pm!
I am booth C-14 and my sister and I are super excited to be traveling to NYC! Do stop by and say hi.
And the best for last, the Craft Mutiny Holiday Booty Market is your last chance to buy handmade in DC this holiday season! It is going to be like a fun little party where you can buy stuff!
Craft Mutiny's 2nd Annual Holiday Booty Market, a one day show and sale featuring 20 of the area's finest indie crafters will be held Saturday, December 15, 2007 from 12pm-6pm at Hilda's Giftshop located inside the National City Christian Church at 5 Thomas Circle NW, Washington, DC. Don't miss this last chance to score some sweet hand made items from your favorite local indie crafters. There will be music provided by Jason Hutto of The Aquarium, snacks, and a craft table for the kids so you can focus on the awesomeness! Plus free goodie bags for the first 100 attendees!
If you're a fan of Crafty Bastards Arts & Crafts Fair, you will not want to miss the Craft Mutiny's Holiday Booty Market. Not only have Crafty Bastards organizers Kim Dorn and Sara Dick helped plan the Booty Market, most of the vendors are Crafty Bastards veterans as well. Expect to find local favorites like Woolarina, I Like Seamonsters, 60 Bugs, Kristina Bilonick, George Ryan, St. Bob and the Happy Little Trees, Daisy Lacy and many more.
The Holiday Booty Market is organized by Craft Mutiny, a DC-based arts & crafts collective of 15 members established in 2006. We don't just make things. We buy handmade and think you should, too! Shopping at the malls and big box stores can be torture, especially this time of year. The mass-produced selection of goods is often lame and increasingly toxic. Buy awesome hand-crafted items this holiday season and support local artisans.
DETAILS
WHEN: Saturday, December 15, 2007 from 12pm-6pm
WHERE: Hilda's Giftshop at the National City Christian Church, 5 Thomas Circle NW, Washington, DC 20005
I just posted this to the Craft Mutiny Blog, but wanted to post it here too!
I have been asking everyone, "Are you making ornaments for our Craft Mutiny Ornament Drive?" And I usually hear, "Um. I don't make ornaments." Dude, I would have said that 4 months ago, too. I have actually never had a Christmas tree in my house as an adult. I wasn't sure if it was laziness or what, but never have. The traditional ornaments and holiday decorations just doesn't appeal to me. They are still in the realm of "country crafts" and that just blah. So I decided to turn the holiday ornament on its head with my line of Zombie Plague Ornaments, see:
And then, I started making the Creepy Santa Head ornament:
See, with some felt and imagination, the possibilities are totally endless. I say, let's make our own, new, modern holiday traditions. There is no reason why zombies can't be the new mascot for the holidays? Who knows, 50 years from now, Christmas could be about worrying about the zombie apocalypse. Wouldn't that be fun!?
So don't tell me you don't make ornaments! Everyone has their own idea of what the holidays should look like, so show us yours! We are taking donations of both traditional and non-traditional ornaments at our Holiday Booty Market on December 15th. Bring 1-5 ornaments to our show, ready to sell. Put them on our tree and we will sell them and donate the proceeds to charity.
Saturday December 15, 2007 * 12-6pm
Hilda's @ National City Christian Church * 5 Thomas Circle
If you are looking for safe, kid-friendly (and lead-free) gifts for the little ones, you will find lots of options at the our Holiday Booty Market on December 15th. Check out these cute kid-friendly plush creatures from Tree Man Jake! Dirty Snowball, anyone? We are excited to have Edie at our show and think you will love her stuff. Check out the Craft Mutiny blog for a little Q&A with Edie from Tree Man Jake.
On a personal note: Edie made me a scarf once. It is huge and orange. It makes me feel like a female version of Doctor Who, but not as cute as David Tennant. It is one of my favorite things.
You can come and check out our show on December 15th. It is going to be rad, like a tiny Crafty Bastards, except, well, tiny. And rad.
Craft Mutiny Holiday Booty Market
Saturday December 15, 2007 * 12-6pm
Hilda's @ National City Christian Church * 5 Thomas Circle
Over at the Craft Mutiny blog, we are taking at a look at the vendors for our Holiday Booty Market show in DC on December 15th! Today is Block Party Press.
Over at the Craft Mutiny blog, we have started posting interviews with the vendors for our Holiday Booty Market on December 15th in Washington, DC.
Today is Saint Bob and the Happy Little Trees.
 
So rad. Check out the interview.
The show is Saturday, December 15th from 12-6 pm at Hilda's @ National City Christian Church * 5 Thomas Circle, NW. Nearly all of the vendors are former Crafty Bastards, so you know what kind of stuff you will see. The first 100 shoppers gets a free goodie bag!
I am about to hit 900 items sold on my Etsy Shop! Crazy! The buyer of the 900th item gets a free Zombie Plague Ornament and if they are a reader of my blog (and tell me so in their order), they also get 10 free cards of the same design!
Woohoo!! Just goes to show that silly ideas aren't always silly. :)
On this Cyber Monday (biggest internet shopping day of the season), remember to Buy Handmade!
Something fun and new in my shop is the 'Zombies are the New Bunnies' Pendant. I only have 5 of them right now and they are so cute.
Here are a few more of the over 150 items in my Etsy shop!
Today was my most successful day as a crafter.
I got my largest number of orders ever in one day, 11! I also found out that I got into the Bust Craftacular in NYC after being wait-listed. This was a crazy surprise and is turning my holiday season upside down. Exciting! Now I must make and make and make.
Wish me luck and if you live in NYC and want to help in my booth for an hour or so or have an extra bed for Saturday, December 8th for my sister and I (and don't want to kill us), let me know! I do hope you will come and see me.
A Zombie Plague Holiday Ornament wholesale order packed up and ready to ship out!
Last night I went over to Beth's (Magpie DC) house with Paula Woolarina to make ornaments for the Craft Mutiny Holiday Booty Market. We are selling ornaments and giving the money to a food pantry. Anyway! I came up with this cute little ornament to donate:
Cause Santa is Kinda Creepy if you really give it some thought. :) You can pick one of these up at the Craft Mutiny Booty Market on December 15th or get one from my Etsy shop now! And we are taking donations of handmade ornaments to sell at the show. Just email me for details!
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